In this episode, Levinia Spirito and Mary Lou Nemecek dive into the legacy and impact of the newly appointed Pope Leo the 14th, drawing connections to his predecessor, Leo the 13th. They explore his roots in the Augustinian Order, a mendicant order that champions the service of the poor and suffering. Spirito provides an extensive historical background on the Rule of St. Augustine and its influence on the Western Church. Discussion also touches on Pope Leo XIV’s expected contributions towards social justice, forgiveness, and the integration of spiritual life, reflecting the teachings of Augustine. The hosts are optimistic about the new Pope’s direction, emphasizing his potential to bring holistic reform and greater spiritual unity within the Church.Time Topic00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:09 Background of Pope Leo the 14th00:54 The Augustinian Order01:26 Historical Context of the Augustinian Rule05:00 Augustinian Influence and Missions06:16 Pope's Role and Personal Background07:59 Augustinian Teachings and Modern Relevance10:53 Reflections on the New Pope18:07 Final Thoughts and Future Outlook

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